Talk through your week
A few minutes, in plain words. What moved, what stalled, what you keep dodging. No forms, no template, no ritual to keep up.
An AI mentor for solo founders
Tell it what you're taking on this week. When it comes due, it comes back and asks how it went.
You make the plan on Sunday and mean it. By Wednesday it's buried under everything else, and the only one who notices is you. Most tools forget the moment you close the tab, so nothing you decide ever quite adds up. It's not the ideas that go missing. It's the follow-through.
A few minutes, in plain words. What moved, what stalled, what you keep dodging. No forms, no template, no ritual to keep up.
Every promise gets a date and a status. Finish it, move it, or drop it. Just drop it on purpose, not by forgetting.
When it comes due, it opens with what you said, not a blank page. That's the whole trick, and the part every other tool drops.
Advice is cheap. Someone who remembers what you promised last month is not. Most tools start over every conversation, so nothing you say ever adds up to anything.
Marrow starts from your last four months. You're not short on advice. You're short on someone naming the pattern out loud until you finally fix one.
ChatGPT forgets you the second you close the tab. Marrow's whole job is the opposite: it remembers across months and brings it back to you. That's the part that actually changes anything.
No. A few minutes when something's due. It comes to you when it matters, not the other way around.
It's yours. Export or delete it any time, and it never trains a model. Your history stays your history.
Nothing during early access. When that changes, you'll hear the price from Marrow first, not from a billing email.
Solo and early-stage founders carrying it alone. Not teams, not yet.
No growth charts, no quotes from happy customers. What I can offer instead: it works, I know exactly what it's for, and it's small enough that you can still change where it goes.
To the person building it. Tell me what's missing and it usually ships that week.
You'll always hear it straight from me, including the price, before a billing email ever does.
Small enough that what you say this week can change where it goes next.
One conversation to start. When it comes due, it brings that conversation back to you without being asked.
No card. Leave whenever. Your memory exports with you.